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Author Topic: CP65 Analog sound problem Jon Paul Johns Film Handler Posts: 18 From: Oklahoma city,Oklahoma/United States Registered: Nov 2005 posted 05-27-2007 07:22 AM                     Sorry Steve I forgot to mention that I do not use digital I have a DTS-6 installed but drives were bad when I bough it so I have never used it. Thanks, Jon  |  IP: Logged Jon Paul Johns Film Handler Posts: 18 From: Oklahoma city,Oklahoma/United States Registered: Nov 2005 posted 05-27-2007 10:59 PM                     Louis do you have any suggestions?  |  IP: Logged Magnus Blomberg Film Handler Posts: 7 From: Ulricehamn / Sweden Registered: Nov 2005 posted 05-28-2007 01:23 AM                     quote: Sorry Steve I forgot to mention that I do not use digital I have a DTS-6 installed but drives were bad when I bough it so I have never used it. Thanks, Jon John, the drives are of the same type you find in a pc. Thay are very cheap and you can buy 2 and try with that. There are two types, cd and dvd. Usually on front of dvd drives, it says "DVD" somewhere. If it does on your DTS-6, then buy 2 dvd-drives at the pc-shop. If not, then you have cd-players and would go for 2 cd-drives.  |  IP: Logged Gordon McLeod Film God Posts: 9532 From: Toronto Ontario Canada Registered: Jun 99 posted 05-28-2007 04:16 AM                     Magnus said "John, the drives are of the same type you find in a pc. Thay are very cheap and you can buy 2 and try with that." That is not true If you have DVD drives they are usually IDE and as such can be swapped with most generic ones If they are CD drives then only a few specific brands and models of SCSI drives will work  |  IP: Logged Magnus Blomberg Film Handler Posts: 7 From: Ulricehamn / Sweden Registered: Nov 2005 posted 05-28-2007 05:36 AM                     quote: Gordon McLeod If you have DVD drives they are usually IDE and as such can be swapped with most generic ones. If they are CD drives then only a few specific brands and models of SCSI drives will work. John: Correct, my mistake. So have a look inside the unit and see what brand and model it is. Usually on each player, one will find brand, model no and serial no. Take a note on all this. Then go to the pc-shop and ask for ones with the same specs.  |  IP: Logged Jon Paul Johns Film Handler Posts: 18 From: Oklahoma city,Oklahoma/United States Registered: Nov 2005 posted 05-28-2007 07:07 AM                     Sorry guys the DTS is the least of my worries the problem is my CP65, pleasr read the topic.  |  IP: Logged John Hawkinson Film God Posts: 2273 From: Cambridge, MA, USA Registered: Feb 2002 posted 05-28-2007 11:52 AM                     Jon: #1 Look at Steve Guttag's suggestions. #2 You say you have the same problem as the original post, but clearly its different in some way. Always the key to these things is describing them without making assumptions -- starting from someeone else's post is even harder, because there are even more unstated assumptions. So: Please start afresh. Describe your problem again from the beginning, without reference to others problems. Can you make Dolby level? --jhawk  |  IP: Logged

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